Forest Riot skincare

Forest Riot skincare

Program Terms

Affiliates must always promote Forest Riot  in a positive, relevant manner.

All affiliates who apply to the Forest Riot affiliate program will be reviewed prior to a decision being reached. To maximise your chance of being accepted, clearly express your relevance and value to the Forest Riot  affiliate programme in your application and only list the URL/URLs that you plan to feature Forest Riot.

Any approvals, apply only to the urls provided at the time of application. You do not have permission to feature Forest Riot on any sites that are not listed in your original application.

The following affiliate sites or behaviours are not permitted:

Under construction

A shop created using our affiliate links

Contain adult content or are pornographic or sexually explicit

Promote violence, discrimination, terrorism, drug use, harassment, or other illegal activities

Use spyware or phishing techniques or are motivated by fraudulent and dishonest practises

Adopt black hat web practices Work against the interest of Forest Riot

A competitor or rival company

Participate in fraudulent activities

Please note, this list is not exhaustive. You are encouraged to clearly express your relevance and value to the Forest Riot programme in your application. If you are rejected, please check that your URL is not in breach of any terms & conditions.

Afilliates may:

Only use creative supplied by the advertiser to promote Forest Riot, unless given permission otherwise.

If you need specific artwork or images, please contact our team and we will do our best to assist.

In addition affiliates may not:

Put the Forest Riot website into frames or use masked URLs

Purchase domain names which include the Forest Riot brand name, registered trademarks, nor any misspells or variations

Alter any of the creative or text links available through Affiliate Window interface

Hardcode banners into their site, so updates made to those available through Affiliate Window may take immediate effect